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[–]Travis_Varga 6 points7 points8 points 4 years ago (1 child) | Copy Link
The person who should keep his subjective morality to himself is you. You’re morally condemning others or imposing your morals on others according to your own subjective morality for what you yourself are doing. Learn to think better.
[–]Titty_Slicer_5000 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago (1 child) | Copy Link
There’s a difference between seduction and deception. The idea that it’s okay to deceive or trick someone into having sex with you or dating you is okay is completely asinine. It’s completely possible to have sex with women without having to deceive them. Hell it’s actually a whole lot easier and more fun to become a better version of yourself and just attract women by being you (being good at flirting and talking can be a part of who you are) rather than having to always be on your toes to maintain whatever web of lies you have created to make whichever women interested in you, that just sounds unnecessarily stressful. Not to mention it’s simply immoral as fuck. Shame on you my guy.
[–]ViperNor 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago* (0 children) | Copy Link
Seduction can range from political to social and to romantic advancements, and is not exclusive to just having sex towards a specific gender.
We are clearly not on the same page. I never said immoral actions are okay, I said the prospect of immorality in seduction should be discussed without being shamed, as it is a pretty big theme and part of seduction as a whole. You may deny it all you want, but seduction is inheritally imoral in many aspects. Trying to twist my post into claiming I would decieve to spesifically sleep with women is bad faith and doesn’t contribute to the discussion at all.
There have been many skilled female seducers throughout history, seduction doesn’t only revolve around having attractive traits and getting laid with women.
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[–]ViperNor -2 points-1 points0 points 4 years ago (0 children) | Copy Link
Exactly
[–]Artist-in-Residence- 0 points1 point2 points 4 years ago (0 children) | Copy Link
There is a fair bit of truth in this. One of my college friends had a few men she had been interested in at the time when she met an older married man she immediately had an intense spark with, but didn't consider him a possibility in dating due to his marital status.
However, he went on a long strategic path of war, and literally isolated and targeted all the men she had been considering to date whilst he initially went into a separation phase from his then wife, so that he expertly engineered a situation in which she became attached to him rather quickly, whilst he isolated the other men who had been interested in her, to the extent that he specifically sought them out and gave them "advice" that women desire men when they're "unavailable" and even took it upon himself to limit their communication so as to sabotage them lol.
Eventually she lost all interest in the other men, and became super focused on him. She admitted that she was quite impressed with the lengths he took to win her over and she told me that, "I would trust that guy with my life..."
They're still together to this day and literally attached at the hip. They're the sickest, most physically affectionate couple that I know...can't keep their hands off each other...
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